Harris surprises social media by saying she's a gun owner
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Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris said she was a gun owner on during the debate against former President Trump, shocking social media.
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"She has a plan to defund the police. She has a plan to confiscate everybody's gun. She planned to allow fracking in Pennsylvania or anywhere else," Trump said. "That's what her plan is, until just recently."
In response later, however, Harris shot back – and revealed she and Walz own guns.
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